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poll 2009 EU Elections were won by Parties against Technocracy and Turkey's controversial EU bid, while the 1999-2004 Majority Abstention trend decelerated. What should be done in 2009-2014 ?

  • * My Media didn't clearly say which political positions won in 2009 EU Elections. It left it gray and confused.
    poll bar (178 / 49.6%)
  • * Elect New Top EU Officials according to Elections' results, and promote those EU Officials who expressed People's choices or sincerely accept to implement them.
    poll bar (103 / 28.7%)
  • * Respect People's Democratic Choices, by making EU less Technocratic, more open to EU Citizens' participation, and by rectifying 1999-2004's errors on Turkey's controversial EU bid, which blocked EU institutions in an unprecedented Crisis
    poll bar (20 / 5.6%)
  • * Stimulte EU Citizens' active involvement in important EU decision-making, to completely reverse the 1999-2004 trend towards Majority Abstention, (and not only reduce it, as in 2009).
    poll bar (15 / 4.2%)
  • * Develop New Media, willing and able to boost EU-wide Citizens' interest on debating topical EU issues
    poll bar (13 / 3.6%)
  • * What Elections ? Which Europe ? And what has Ankara and Diyarbakir to do with Wienna or Poitiers ?
    poll bar (10 / 2.8%)
  • * There is nothing to do ; except, perhaps, to take an airline ticket for a refuge at the Canadian Rocky Mountains, far away from all these false, pseudo-democratic appearances...
    poll bar (8 / 2.2%)
  • * Betray EU voters and do the opposite : Up, up, with Technocrats and Turkey's controversial EU bid, Hourra !...
    poll bar (6 / 1.7%)
  • * Take the same Top EU Officials, regardless of their positions, and continue, "business as usual", as if nothing happened...
    poll bar (6 / 1.7%)

Number of Voters:   359
First Vote:   Wednesday, 01 July 2009 14:56
Last Vote:   Sunday, 05 May 2024 20:50
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Sarkozy stimulated by Irish "No" challenge : - "It's a call to change and build Europe otherwise. Not later, but now. It won't be easy, but it's fascinating !"

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* Paris, Elysee, June 14, 2008.

Forthcoming EU Chairman, French President Nikolas Sarkozy, created a surprise by declaring that the challenge of the Irish "No" to the EU Treaty, stimulates his belief that we must immediately change the way Europe is built.

A difficult but fascinating task, that he intends to accomplish in the next 6 Months, during which he will analyse developments 3 times to EU Parliament in Strasbourg, on July, October and December 2008.

But Agenda obliged to give a first reply to Questions raised by the Irish Referendum, on the sidelines of a Press Conference with USA President GWBush, in Paris' Elysee palace, Saturday :

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Sarkozy's reply was twofold :

First, the Franco-German position is that EU must make sure "that the Irish Incident does not become a Crisis". Ratification must continue, after 18 EU Member States, also to the rest, as UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised.

But, pointing at deeper causes, Sarkozy also criticized bureaucratic "sabotage" of Europe's "founding fathers" original dream. The move reminded his Historic February and July 2007 speaches in Strasbourg on Europe's future, joining criticism to a call for EU's Renaissance, which now became urgent :

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